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Orchestrate an AWS DMS Serverless replication task using AWS CLI

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This post explains how to perform a database migration from MySQL to PostgreSQL using AWS Database Migration Service (DMS) Serverless replication and the AWS Command Line Interface (CLI).

Specifically, the article covers:

  • Benefits of using the AWS CLI and AWS DMS Serverless
  • Prerequisites for setting up the migration
  • Creating the source and target AWS DMS endpoints
  • Identifying the AWS DMS replication subnet group and EC2 security group
  • Creating the AWS DMS Serverless replication configuration
  • Starting, stopping, and modifying the AWS DMS Serverless replication
  • Resuming, reloading, and reloading a single table for the replication
  • Checking table statistics for the replication
  • Cleaning up resources after the migration
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